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... Archdeacon was severely stunned, but is now going o favourably. Mr. William Lee ia about to retire from the repre sentation of Maidstone, and Sir John Lubbock has issue ...
... the boots. The boots are nearly new.—Mr. J. Fear, shoemaker, Broad-street, said : I identify the boots produced as being mine. I lost them from outside my window on Tuesday night between five and six o'clock.—The prisoner said she bought the boots from ...
... The Prince of Wales with her Majesty's Staghounds.—On Friday the Prince of Wales joined the meet of the Queen's hounds the Golden Ball, at BrackneU. large and influential field assembled to meet his royal highness, and the well-tried deer Yateley afforded ...
... 9. Home (Lord Chief Justice Bovill and Mr. Justice Blackburn ): Hertford, Thursday, July ; Chelmsford, Monday, July 18 ; Maidstone, Monday, July 25 ; Lewes, Monday, August ; Guildford, Monday, Aug. 8. Norfolk (Mr. Baron Channell and Mr. Juatice Keating) ...
... general orders as particularly distinguished, will, if an officer, have a monument, and if a soldier, have his name inscribed in golden letters in the Pantheon. Tn PARTISANS of the Duke de Muntpensier are again hopeful of carrying their candidate, not- withstanding ...
... about until saved by a tug, but the mate and the child sank. The inquiry was adjourned. The Peculiar People.—The coroner for Kent has held an inquest at Charlton-next-Woolwich, on the body of the infant son of a dockyard labourer named Thomas SavUl. The ...
... Gravel-hill to Cwsar’s Camp, then to the right, through Eastham ad Park, on to Wild idings, crossing the rail, and on by the Golden Ball and Binfield into Tipping’s Wood, and after a ring or two in the wood, he ran nearly up to Old Warren Farm ; then to ...
... gruel with 'some o' your 114114) in't,' on which Jock had expend( d a day's wage. Then Jock e aid, 'That's guilt.' Now Jock kent ' ihe fns, May. S:e had lived next door to him for three years ; het J. cle, in his silent way, had never spoken to her—unit ...